Officials to Fight in D C for LV Funds
Mayor Oran Grayson and City Planning Director Don Saylor travel to Washington to oppose Nixon Administration plan to trim Urban Renewal funds for 1971. They will testify before a Senate subcommittee after the House already approved the request of 1 billion dollars, about one third of cities demand.
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Oran Grayson
Don Saylor
Washington, D.C
Sayior
Nixon
Congress
House
Saylor
Grayson
Capitol
Senate
Board of City Commissioners
Las Vegas Sun Staff Directory Note
A partial listing details Las Vegas Sun personnel and offices including executives editors and managers. It notes the Las Vegas Post Office handling and national ad representation in multiple cities.
Racial disturbance at Rancho leads to 50 youths in custody
About 50 Rancho High students, all or mostly black, were taken by bus to Clark County Juvenile Hall after a library clash. Mace was used, six white and six black students face suspensions, and parents were contacted as police redirected buses to booking.
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Continental
United States
Rancho High School
Clark County
North Las Vegas
Larry Olsen
Olsen
Las Vegas
Time Marches On As Factions Duel Over Sale Of Property
Hughes Tool Co and hotelman Beldon Katleman pressed toward finalizing the sale of the Strip and Sahara site for 7.5 million dollars but escrow, title work, and filings stalled progress. Hughes attorney David Goldwater said several points remain and timing is unclear. Katleman accepted Hughes’s higher offer after previously backing out as title neared transfer.
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Hughes Tool Co
Beldon Katleman
Strip
Sahara Avenue
Hughes
David Goldwater
Katleman
el Rancho Vegas
Metals firm starts layoffs at Titanium Metals Corp of America
Titanium Metals Corp of America began mass layoffs due to reduced commercial orders. About 140 workers were cut, with the company indicating the reduction started earlier this week and would finish by today. The plant previously employed 1,050 people, most of them in production and maintenance roles.
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Titanium Metals Corp. of America
Greek Merchant Fleet Expands to 2,100 Vessels
Athens reports a record year with 150 more ships flying the Greek flag raising tonnage to 1.7 million gross register tons. The national fleet now numbers 2,100 vessels totaling 11 million tons.
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Athens
Local Talent Show Set in Caliente May 30 31
The Creative Artists of Lincoln County with the University of Nevada Cooperative Extension sponsor an art exhibit in Caliente multipurpose building on May 30 31. Viewing hours are 1 to 6 p.m. Saturday and 10 30 a.m. to 3 30 p.m. Sunday. Works include paintings from Ely Las Vegas Moapa Art Guild Utah and Lincoln County and ceramics from Las Vegas Nevada Girls Training School and Utah artists.
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Creative Artists of
Lincoln County
Cooperative Extension Service
The
University of Nevada
Caliente
Ely
Las Vegas
Moapa Art Guild
Utah
Nevada
LV Realtor Reappointed To Housing Board Term
James H. Down, longtime Las Vegas Housing Authority Board member, was reappointed by the City Commission to a new four year term. His current term ends June 6, and he was praised for doing a good job with minimal trouble. The commission also set June 30 as the expiry date for terms of city appointees to the Southern Nevada Human Relations Commission before new appointments.
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Las Vegas Sun, Inc
Highland Ave
Las Vegas
Nevada
HM. Greenspun
Ray Germain
Ruthe Deskin
Barbara Greenspun
Haney Womack
Bryn Armstrong
Vince Anselmo
Barney Mergen
Dave Grubnick
Alan Laythorpe
Gerry Appleby
Burt Bay
Douglas Ritchie
J. &. Dixon, JR
Congress
Ware Griffith Co
Chicago
Detroit
New York
San Francisco
Los Angeles
United Press International
Nevada State Press Association
American Newspaper Publishers Association
California Newspaper Publishers Association
Aidit Dewana
James H. Down
Las Vegas Housing Authority Board
Board of City Commissioners
Down
City Commission
Southern Nevada Human Relations Commission
Tax lien filed in Las Vegas against Warren Bayley Investment Co
A $735,831 federal tax lien has been filed in Las Vegas against the Warren Bayley Investment Co of the Hacienda Hotel. The lien cites delinquent taxes for the period ending September 30, 1966.
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Las Vegas
Warren Bayley Investment Co
Hacienda Hotel
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Rancho
Bobbe Darling
SUN
Edie Tie
National Association of Accountants
Southern Nevada
Frontier Hotel
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Kay Hicks
Las Vegas Area
Council of the National Assn. of Investment Clubs
the Valley High School
Jean Crooks
Mike Friedman
First Baptist Church of
East Lake Mead Boulevard
First Congregational Church
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Ruby
S.V. Blvd
LV Realtor
Housing Board
Taln Mortuary
Grace Lucatuorto
Palm Chapel
St. Anne's
Michael Tellis
Henrietta Fagan
Hovey Hill
Eldon Coy
Palm Memorial Park
Knoxville, Tenn
Ernest Jackson
Leavenworth
Kansas
William Loyley
Fresno
California
Herbert Blau
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